HO
I don't think you have the SLIGHTEST idea what you're talking about whatsoever.
Firstly, Breakfast is an extremely popular show for BBC News - it attracts nearly the same amount of viewers as GMTV , and sometimes above that number, every morning, thus one cannot deem it a "demotion". Yes, you get up at an ungodly hour, but you finish work at lunchtime, and try to go to bed early!
As well as this, I can't remember when you met Sian Williams but whenever you did I'm sure she didn't tell you what her immediate career plans are if she doesn't get a "main slot". Breakfast is a main slot, you dwango. And as for the money issue - well don't you think that's a rather crude and personal assumption to make?
Markykate, you don't really believe that a producer earns anywhere near the amount a producer does?
Now that would be a demotion!
Does anyone else wonder if they'll still keep 4 regular presenters on Breakfast? I think there's a good chance that perhaps...
Bill moves to Mon-Fri (remember Dermot did Mon-Thurs and the Six on Fridays), with
Sian Mon-Thurs (and Friday six anchor among others) and
Susanna Fri-Sun, with different people on to do the weekend, such as Ben Brown, Jon Sopel (?), Charlie Stayt and others.
Or you end up with
just sussanna at weekends
James Hall posted:
marykate posted:
i think most presenters would deem presenting breakfast as a demotion. Its not only the ungodly hr they have to be up at but the drivel they have to present while trying to look interested. Don't know how Sian does it with having a little baby - all i can say is the money must be good. Think if she does't get a main new slot she may go back to producing which would be a shame as she's a good presenter.
I don't think you have the SLIGHTEST idea what you're talking about whatsoever.
Firstly, Breakfast is an extremely popular show for BBC News - it attracts nearly the same amount of viewers as GMTV , and sometimes above that number, every morning, thus one cannot deem it a "demotion". Yes, you get up at an ungodly hour, but you finish work at lunchtime, and try to go to bed early!
As well as this, I can't remember when you met Sian Williams but whenever you did I'm sure she didn't tell you what her immediate career plans are if she doesn't get a "main slot". Breakfast is a main slot, you dwango. And as for the money issue - well don't you think that's a rather crude and personal assumption to make?
Does anyone else wonder if they'll still keep 4 regular presenters on Breakfast? I think there's a good chance that perhaps...